Pulp Fiction, 1860 · page 89 of 104
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SME SECRET TRAP DOOR. 91 why tarry? Come! I would fold you to my heart,” and again he oe forward. a idea azina sprang quickly to one side, drew from her bosom a sh blade of itztli, ST antis an attempt to reach the pees ge wary a. ing from the chambers; but, in an instant, a strong arm was cl around her Se wee: She amam oe her strength. The blade en- tered deep rig e of the villain, cutting a fearful, notfatal wound. - ~~ unexpected was the blow, that he suddenly let go his hold staggered back a few paces, and exclaimed : . = ° “You have murdered me! ”? ‘IT warned you in time, but you would not believe me,*? she firm- ly replied. ‘I will die, before submitting to insult. ao ew proach oy do so at your peril. 1 am desperate — 's0 by your cruelty.”’ heictadine,.- ** We will see !’* and again he advanced, but this time more cau- At that instant, Meztli, a Spanish — in her hand, and eyes flashing fire, came into the chamber. ** Piend !”’ she shouted. ‘“ Back, or I will sink this weapon in your perjared heart. Back I say!’ and her dark eyes glittered like steel as she spoke. Toluca was thunderstruck. For a moment he appeared undecided what course to pursue, while his gaze was fixed upon her with evi- uneasiness. g ‘She stood firm and resolute, her hand grasping tightly the iv pet em emeeee > en vai n you leave room, or shall I force you from it?’’ he hissed, his voice with “1 wi i Stand b spn h rage. “I ‘will not be foiled by a wo- Meztli’s was moving carefully along on the floor apparent of her, and with a fierce gesture, pointed to the passage. = suddenly opening in the floor, caused by the ‘of a trap-door on which he stood. Down, down he went into adeep-dark chasm, striking pr we rpdanparnas she did not appear to breathe. Mazina was dumb with amazement, and trembled violently. A low moan came up from the depths below. ce eR ea pe tern around Meztli’ wept as a 3 * caaet I sr onuuneivanyoaameines angered,”? said the pallid, passion) ess 5 uca is a ae die. It was he, who murdered my mother— ComiIcbooks: com ~